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DocuSign Envelope ID:60890E67-6F1D-48BF-9BD4-7E57F52CDE30 <br /> �1 <br /> ORANGE COUNTY Department of Solid Waste Management <br /> 1) Page 7,Table 1 Questions: <br /> a. Do the tonnages reported for the urban curbside, rural curbside, and commercial programs include <br /> OCC? <br /> Tonnage for urban and rural curbside do include OCC.The commercial program does not include OCC as there is not <br /> capacity to collect OCC in roll carts, however,there are typically some incidental small pieces OCC in the roll carts. <br /> b. What is denoted by the " * " symbol after the tonnages listed for the UNC residence halls outdoor carts <br /> and UNC outdoor carts programs? Disregard the asterisks in the UNC tonnage table <br /> c. What is the tonnage of recyclables collected from the UNC walkways program? No data is available on <br /> this separate tonnage at this time, but UNC has stated (in that table)they will stipulate the number of <br /> sorts to come from the walkway sites, walkway tonnage is included in the previous row under'outdoor <br /> carts'. <br /> 2) Page 9 of the RFP states that "A safety plan must be submitted to County as part of this proposal." Is the County <br /> looking for an example safety plan or a safety plan tailored to the particulars of this project and the County's <br /> solid waste management facility? <br /> The safety plan may be the proposer's typical safety plan with reference in specific to waste and/or recycling sorting <br /> safety protocols. <br /> 3) Attachment B—Electronic Verification Form: This form appears to be from 2013. Is there an updated form to <br /> complete with our proposal? <br /> Current version attached <br /> 4) What is the meaning of the color coding of materials listed in Attachment G? The color coding refers to the <br /> following:the blue are those materials that are allowed in the County's single-stream curbside, multifamily, <br /> commercial, drop-off and other recycling collection programs,the red are those materials that have current <br /> recycling markets but are not permitted in the curbside or other County single stream collection programs, but <br /> may be collected elsewhere by the County or other area entities like thrift stores. <br /> The green are compostable materials that do not belong in any recycling programs.The grey are materials for <br /> which there are no practically available local or regional markets.(the exception might be the inert debris like <br /> brick, but not in the small amounts that would be found in recycling or MSW) <br /> Orange County, 200 S. Cameron Street, Hillsborough, North Carolina 27278 Page 2 <br />